Well if you are talking a couple minor terrist attacks in Xingjing.
What I am waiting is a 911 style attack in China. Then we can remove the Uyghurs from China.
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Uyghurs 'face fight for existence' against China: activist
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What I am waiting is a 911 style attack in China. Then we can remove the Uyghurs from China.
lol i thought pak and china were buddy and all weather friends.
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If journalists cannot get the news of Sinkiang, how will foreigners who are tourists or businessmen find out?
The joke is China and the way they prevent anyone from finding out the truth!
Mao was 100% right when he lived.
How come, after he died, it is said that he was 70% right and 30% wrong?
How come one never knew the same when Mao lived.
That is China!
The reality is as per the dictates of the CCP of the time!
You are genetically made a coward lot who cannot face the truth and you are totally subservient to the CCP and you have the temerity to call Tibetans to have been slaves during Dalai Lama's times!
You are as good slaves as the Tibetans, if indeed they were.
I would think you are serfs!
The joke is China and the way they prevent anyone from finding out the truth!
Mao was 100% right when he lived.
How come, after he died, it is said that he was 70% right and 30% wrong?
How come one never knew the same when Mao lived.
That is China!
The reality is as per the dictates of the CCP of the time!
You are genetically made a coward lot who cannot face the truth and you are totally subservient to the CCP and you have the temerity to call Tibetans to have been slaves during Dalai Lama's times!
You are as good slaves as the Tibetans, if indeed they were.
I would think you are serfs!
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china and pakistani(Army+politicians) can be best buddies but muslims of pakistan and for that matter whole of muslim ummah are not buddies of Atheist china after watever they did on Xinjiang muslims.same as case with america .China's number has also come like USSR,USA to be next target of muslim jihad.
Pakistani army and politicians are also best buddies with USA or rather i say in Mrs.Clinton's word that both are in matrimonial alliance where america always try to act as bad tampered mother-in-law and pakistan as battered daughter-in -law.But real sons(taliban) of that daughter-in law are out there to teach mother-in-law a lesson or two for mistreating their mother.same is the case with china-pak alliance.
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And who are you ?a hindutvavadi saffron terrorist?
China and Japan Fall Out Over Uighurs
TOKYO—Signs of tension are returning to relations between Japan and China, casting shadows over accelerating efforts between the two East Asian powers to strengthen their economic ties.
In the latest sign of renewed strain, China has harshly condemned Japan for allowing a group of exiled Uighur activists to hold a major conference in Tokyo this week. China considers the group, the World Uyghur Congress, an "anti-China separatist organization." Calling it a private group, Tokyo says it won't interfere with its activities.
China's Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region has become one of country's most unstable in recent years, with riots leaving members of both the Uighur ethnic minority group—many of whom are Muslim and have close cultural ties to Turkey—and of China's majority Han ethnic group dead. The Chinese government has blamed the World Uyghur Congress for the rioting. As Beijing has embarked on a campaign to promote investment in the region, Han entrepreneurs have flocked there, in many cases further exacerbating Uighur resistance.
In a signal of its dissatisfaction with Tokyo's Uighur position, China failed to arrange a bilateral meeting between President Hu Jintao and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda on Sunday in Beijing, where the two nations and South Korea agreed to start formal negotiations for a trilateral free-trade agreement. To the annoyance of Japanese officials, Mr. Hu did meet bilaterally with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak.
Then Tuesday came the abrupt cancellation of a scheduled meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi and Hiromasa Yonekura, who is head of Japan's powerful Keidanren business lobby and was visiting. Chinese officials didn't have an immediate comment.
Relations between China and Japan were placid for a while after Japan was hit by natural and nuclear disasters in March 2011. But tension has returned in recent months, stoked in part by provocative remarks from some of Japan's more nationalist and vocal politicians.
Among them were Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara's proposal that his municipal government buy some East China Sea islands that are the subject of a territorial dispute between China and Japan, and Nagoya Mayor Takashi Kawamura's denial of Japanese atrocities in China in the 1930s.
Several Japanese lawmakers from conservative parties have attended the Uighur conference.
Beijing, meanwhile, has stepped up naval activities in sensitive waters between the two nations.
The diplomatic twists of recent days recall the last major confrontation between Japan and China, in the fall of 2010. A collision between a Chinese fishing boat and Japanese patrol vessels near the disputed East China Sea islands—known as Senkaku in Japanese and Diaoyu in Chinese—led to a bitter spat between the two governments, denting economic relations for many months afterward.
This week's conference in Tokyo is attended by a number of Uighur activists in exile, including the leader of the World Uyghur Congress, Rebiya Kadeer.
Responding to Chinese criticism over her being issued a visa, Japanese foreign ministry spokesman Masaru Sato said Tokyo had simply followed its set rules and procedures.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with Japan's stance.
"Anti-China separatists from the World Uyghur Congress have colluded with Japan's right-wing forces and exposed their political determination to separate their homeland and undermine China-Japan relations," he said at a news conference Monday.
—Kersten Zhang in Beijing contributed to this article.
TOKYO—Signs of tension are returning to relations between Japan and China, casting shadows over accelerating efforts between the two East Asian powers to strengthen their economic ties.
In the latest sign of renewed strain, China has harshly condemned Japan for allowing a group of exiled Uighur activists to hold a major conference in Tokyo this week. China considers the group, the World Uyghur Congress, an "anti-China separatist organization." Calling it a private group, Tokyo says it won't interfere with its activities.
China's Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region has become one of country's most unstable in recent years, with riots leaving members of both the Uighur ethnic minority group—many of whom are Muslim and have close cultural ties to Turkey—and of China's majority Han ethnic group dead. The Chinese government has blamed the World Uyghur Congress for the rioting. As Beijing has embarked on a campaign to promote investment in the region, Han entrepreneurs have flocked there, in many cases further exacerbating Uighur resistance.
In a signal of its dissatisfaction with Tokyo's Uighur position, China failed to arrange a bilateral meeting between President Hu Jintao and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda on Sunday in Beijing, where the two nations and South Korea agreed to start formal negotiations for a trilateral free-trade agreement. To the annoyance of Japanese officials, Mr. Hu did meet bilaterally with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak.
Then Tuesday came the abrupt cancellation of a scheduled meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi and Hiromasa Yonekura, who is head of Japan's powerful Keidanren business lobby and was visiting. Chinese officials didn't have an immediate comment.
Relations between China and Japan were placid for a while after Japan was hit by natural and nuclear disasters in March 2011. But tension has returned in recent months, stoked in part by provocative remarks from some of Japan's more nationalist and vocal politicians.
Among them were Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara's proposal that his municipal government buy some East China Sea islands that are the subject of a territorial dispute between China and Japan, and Nagoya Mayor Takashi Kawamura's denial of Japanese atrocities in China in the 1930s.
Several Japanese lawmakers from conservative parties have attended the Uighur conference.
Beijing, meanwhile, has stepped up naval activities in sensitive waters between the two nations.
The diplomatic twists of recent days recall the last major confrontation between Japan and China, in the fall of 2010. A collision between a Chinese fishing boat and Japanese patrol vessels near the disputed East China Sea islands—known as Senkaku in Japanese and Diaoyu in Chinese—led to a bitter spat between the two governments, denting economic relations for many months afterward.
This week's conference in Tokyo is attended by a number of Uighur activists in exile, including the leader of the World Uyghur Congress, Rebiya Kadeer.
Responding to Chinese criticism over her being issued a visa, Japanese foreign ministry spokesman Masaru Sato said Tokyo had simply followed its set rules and procedures.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with Japan's stance.
"Anti-China separatists from the World Uyghur Congress have colluded with Japan's right-wing forces and exposed their political determination to separate their homeland and undermine China-Japan relations," he said at a news conference Monday.
—Kersten Zhang in Beijing contributed to this article.
you know every where i look muslime become the main cause of violance/terroist. it seem buddism/christian never has these violate issue in modern society. ever think its muslims issues rather than blame the whole thing on other countries.
soon the so call muslim jihad gonna become the enemy of entire world, china russia, US ,europe etc etc. unlike US, china won't hestiate to root out all the muslim/terroist threat and its associate. there won't be a fair trail or anything just grab any suspect and they will dissipear along with their associate.
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Wow christians and their evangelists are the most responsible for genocides be it colonists or be it nazis be it stalin be it churchill or be it LTTE supremo prabhakaran or be it usa and its buddies in NATO the biggest christian terrorists of the modern world killing muslims in millions in iraq and afghanistan and in pakistan.you know every where i look muslime become the main cause of violance/terroist. it seem buddism/christian never has these violate issue in modern society. ever think its muslims issues rather than blame the whole thing on other countries.
And there were buddist Japs in 2nd world war whose horrific tales chinese and koreans will tell you.
again for buddist sinhalas genocide of tamils is also a terror act.
It were the christian usa which destroyed nagasaki and hirosima using nukes committing biggest war crime.
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It looks like the war on internet has broken out and the bullets are flying all over to teach other a lesson without realising the genocide commited by their own in bygone era of 11th century onwards. Keep it up boy and make sure your head stays stuck in the sand and by the time you decide to take it out the world would have changed for good by demolishing the so called jihadi nut cases who are bent upon destroying their society. If you are not so sure just watch the internal strifes in all of the Muslim nations and you will get the true picture.
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this specie is nowhere to be seen as against your case who is in abundance in large grounds of paksitan and afghanistan
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its not the case about a killer and a victim its about few unrelated people showing sympathy with killer and not the victim.
afghanistan was independent and out of clutches of ussr then why taliban attacked usa at first place?
fighting for independence is legitimate but fighting even after that for grandeur dreams is like dictatorship for eg hitler
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I think u made fairly good points except the last sentence of gibberish abt USA 'crime' over Hiroshima or Nagashima thing.
Bigots of any religions are disgustingly using religions for their purposes.
